What is Pattern

A pattern is an arrangement of lines or shapes, specifically if they are repeated at regular intervals across a surface.

A proven solution to a recurring problem in a given context.

A compact and rich in semantic representation of raw data.

In biology with pattern (sometimes “profile”) one refers to different types of regularity, such as the regularity of the biological sequences of DNA or proteins that allow the recognition and specific binding between molecules, or the regularity in the level of expression of the genes of cells which allow the recognition of different experimental cell types including tumor cell types, or the regularity in the events that occur during processes such as the development of an organism, or even the regularities in the behavior of animals.

An empirically proven solution to a recurring problem that occurs in a particular context.

In general, a pattern presents a solution to a problem in a context. In software engineering, it has been defined by Gamma, Helm, Johnson, and Vlissides (1995) as a description of communicating objects and classes that are customized to solve a general design problem in a particular context.

A pattern is a way of documenting a successful solution to a recurring design problem in a non-contextualized way so that the solution can be applied (reused) in many different contexts. It can be considered a “rule of thumb.

A regular order existing in nature or in a manmade design. In nature patterns can be seen as symmetries (e.g., snowflakes), and structures having fractal dimension such as spirals, meanders, or surface waves. In computer science, design patterns serve in creating computer programs. In the arts, a pattern is an artistic or decorative design made of recurring lines or any repeated elements. We can see patterns everywhere in nature, mathematics, art, architecture, and design. A pattern makes a basis of ornaments, which are specific for different cultures. Owen Jones (1856) AU69: The in-text citation "Owen Jones (1856)" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. made a huge collection of ornaments typical for different countries. He wrote a monographic book entitled “The Grammar of Ornament.”

Set of partial results show systematically behavioral traits associated with a particular situation, entity or object.

It is a compact and rich in semantic representation of raw data.

A pattern describes a problem which occurs over and over again and then describes the core of the solution to that problem in such a way that you can use this solution a million times over, without ever doing it the same way twice.

In biology with pattern (sometimes “profile”) one refers to different types of regularity, such as the regularity of the biological sequences of DNA or proteins that allow the recognition and specific binding between molecules, or the regularity in the level of expression of the genes of cells which allow the recognition of different experimental cell types including tumor cell types, or the regularity in the events that occur during processes such as the development of an organism, or even the regularities in the behavior of animals.

A pattern in general is “an abstraction from a concrete form which keeps recurring in specific non-arbitrary contexts” (Riehle and Zullighoven, 1995).

Pattern describes items that are organized regularly not randomly.

It is a compact and rich in semantic representation of raw data.

It is a summarized and information rich semantic representation of raw data.

An empirically proven solution to a recurring problem in a given context.

An artistic or decorative design made of recurring lines or any repeated elements. We can see patterns everywhere in nature, mathematics, art, architecture, and design. A pattern makes a basis of ornaments, which are specific for different cultures. Owen Jones (1856) AU204: The in-text citation "Owen Jones (1856)" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. made a huge collection of ornaments typical for different countries. He wrote an amazing monographic book entitled “The Grammar of Ornament.”

A discernible regularity in the world or in a design, which could be observed directly or through empirical study.

According to Gamma, Helm, Johnson, and Vlissides (1995) AU142: The in-text citation "Gamma, Helm, Johnson, and Vlissides (1995)" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. software design patterns are, “... descriptions of communicating objects and classes that are customized to solve a general design problem in a particular context” , and comprise four essential elements: a pattern name, a design problem, a design solution and the consequences, i.e. the results and tradeoffs of applying the pattern.

A specific form of any activity or anything which is built, cherished, consumed, demonstrated, done, organized, picked, referred, seen, etc. repeatedly in the same or a similar manner within the limits of the reasonable range of variations.

A repeatedly observed structure that has evolved to solve problems in context. This structure is usually a complex balancing of forces, not a single solution to a single problem. These patterns are a template for re-use.

Means the regular order existing in nature and in a manmade design. We can see patterns everywhere in nature, mathematics, art, architecture, and design. In nature patterns can be seen as symmetries (e.g., snowflakes) and/or structures having fractal dimension such as spirals, meanders, or surface waves. In computer science, design patterns serve in creating computer programs. In the arts, pattern is an artistic or decorative design made of recurring lines or any repeated elements. A pattern makes a basis of ornaments, which are specific for different cultures. Owen Jones (1856) AU8: The in-text citation "Owen Jones (1856)" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. made a huge collection of ornaments typical for different countries. He wrote an amazing monographic book entitled “The Grammar of Ornament.”

is an entity that can be represented by a set of properties and variables, which are known as features or attributes. As examples, a pattern can be a fingerprint image, a human face or a speech signal.

The regular order existing in nature or in a manmade design. In nature patterns can be seen as symmetries (e.g., snowflakes) and/or structures having fractal dimension such as spirals, meanders, or surface waves. In computer science, design patterns serve in creating computer programs. In the arts, pattern is an artistic or decorative design made of recurring lines or any repeated elements. We can see patterns everywhere in nature, mathematics, art, architecture, and design. Patterns make a basis of ornaments, which are specific for different cultures.

A regular order existing in nature or in a manmade design. In nature patterns can be seen as symmetries (e.g., snowflakes), and structures having fractal dimension such as spirals, meanders, or surface waves. In computer science, design patterns serve in creating computer programs. In the arts, pattern is an artistic or decorative design made of recurring lines or any repeated elements. We can see patterns everywhere in nature, mathematics, art, architecture, and design. A pattern makes a basis of ornaments, which are specific for different cultures. Owen Jones (1856) made a huge collection of ornaments typical for different countries. He wrote an amazing monographic book entitled “The Grammar of Ornament.”

A pattern in general is “an abstraction from a concrete form which keeps recurring in specific non-arbitrary contexts” (Riehle and Zullighoven, 1995).

Observation vector that for its relevance is considered as an important example of the input space.

An expression in some language representing a high-level description of a dataset.

In general, a pattern presents a solution to a problem in a context. In software engineering, it has been defined by Gamma, Helm, Johnson and Vlissides (1995) as a description of communicating objects and classes that are customized to solve a general design problem in a particular context.

An empirically proven solution to a recurring problem that occurs in a particular context.

A proven solution to a recurring problem in a given context.

Pattern is defined as the solution to a problem in a specific context.

Is a recurring solution to a common problem in a given context and system of forces ( Alexander, 1979 ).

Patterns are used to generalize natural language statements, queries, answers, commands, etc. They are comprised of simple and complex semantic categories and defined in the form of examples in natural language.

In a G-CTL rule a pattern addresses a certain part(s) of a business process model (not including control flow). They specify atomic expressions in G-CTL. The possibility to use wildcards allows to abstract from concrete model element names.

Model to be used as a sample to produce a larger element or a mosaic, repeating the module several times.

A reusable solution to a common problem in a particular software context.

An object either physical or abstract which can be represented using a set of feature values. Normally a pattern is seen as a point in a feature space.